"A powerful and unflinchingly honest story of love, loss, and self-reinvention in a foreign land."

In You Can't Eat Love, the deeply personal sequel to Life's a Strawberry, Roger Warner continues his extraordinary journey, this time in the vibrant, chaotic, and spiritually rich landscapes of Thailand. After a devastating fall from grace in the UK, Roger, a disabled publisher and entrepreneur, lands in Bangkok with his Thai wife, Chariya, and dreams of a new beginning. But instead of certainty, he finds himself navigating cultural clashes, tangled business politics, spiritual awakenings, betrayal, and the unraveling of love.

This memoir is not just about starting over, it's about confronting the illusions of Western ideals, especially around love, loyalty, and self-worth. As Roger rises through the ranks of a major Thai media empire and builds new ventures, he wrestles with what success really means and at what cost.